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... He therefore moved, Tnat a not exceeding 12,c00l be granted yearly hi* Royal the Duke Cambridge, out of the fund ; and a fum to tn fame amount to hi* Royal Highpefs the Duke of SufTez, out of the fame fund ; which was agreed to. a quellion from Mr. Robfo ...
... veteran troops, to.tqe number , ot tune or ten e .J i Royal riighneffes the Prince of Wales, and Dukes j purpole the i of Y or k.°Cumberland. Krnt, and Cambridge, and j Lu, pryvent great number ot General Officers, were pretent. or provifions on the Au.lnan ...
... Afloat was given an aft enabling his Majefty to fettle an annuity of lS,oool. per annum each on their Royal Highnciies the Dukes of Suflex and Cambridgeâand an act to indemnify perfons who have omitted qualify for offices or employments in Ireland according ...
... g-icths. liytl >e Hamburgh mad arrived this morning, we learn that the contending parties in Corfu have come to blows. The Duke of Cambridge arrived the 20th of May, at Kitzebunle, and con- tinned his journey for Hanover. Piir.cc Suboff has arrived at Vienna ...
... Adolphus (Duke of Cambridge) toEngland, a near alliance with a Princefs bf one of the moft illuflrious Houfesin the North expected to caufe a confiderable prolongation of his ftay. It confidently reported amongft the falhionable circles, that the Duke of Bedford ...
... is at prefent for fome years. It is 104b per cent. Letters from the North of Germany announce ■pofitively, that the Duke of Cambridge will be immediately proclaimed Sovereign of the States of Brunl wick Lunenburg, and Ele&or of Hanover. The King of England ...
... make known to Europe all xlie defigns and of the Court of Vienna. The latter is accufed of having wilhed only fettle the Grand Duke of Tufcany's indeshnities, and to flretch the Auftrian territories the Lech ; plan that would, in £m£t, have erafed Bavaria ...
... time will (hew nther a change has taken place in the refolution. The Duke of Cambridge arrived on tke 38th . at Frankfort from Stuttgard. It is reported, that his Royal Highoefs the Duke Rent is about to vifit England on account of-hit ilth* Yefterday, as ...
... that «* tne country, and particuUtdy of the Mouths Elbe aid me Wefer. orders feise all the veflels u >dn tab tivers. The Duke Cambridge, the * Son, and Governor 'of proper to give in his refigstation be! battle, and make bis retreat poll, , Yet he. die with ...
... prided themfelves on a levy en mafirwhich was to take place, but now that they have learned the achievements of the Dike of Cambridge, and as they .cannot fing his exploits, they keep declaiming againft FremA perfidy. Were they to believed, every idea of ...
... fatisfaftidn the ,: willprove aeompletelyeflici- '■ tenfive Qiipments Britifli cottons were llkewife j made for Holla T|»e Duke of Cambridge, lire'Lieureriant General in the Hanoverian ferviCe, is appointed the -like rank in the Britifh fervice. This promotion ...
... for this ram add melancholy aft.' The phyficians have hopes of bis reenvery. The Duke Bedford's marriage with Lady Georgina Gordon, the sth andjoungefl daughter of{Ke~ Duke Gordon, was folcmniacd yefterday, at Fife Houfe, Privy Cardens, Whitehall, where ...